An Unstoppable Force Meets An Immovable Object の小説・ストーリー

It starts with us, and ends with us. And that is the finale of battle of the immortals. It ended tragically, but it was for a greater good of the world.

"Take your weapons and call everyone. We are going for the kill." As soon as we entered in the jungle, the overwhelming presence of those creatures were evident. They were probably more than sixty and we were only twenty, other's are on back up call. We could feel the chaos going around as they too felt us. Our enchanted swords were ready to finish them. "You useless demons!" Christina screamed before charging and we followed the her. Most of them was running away as the trees continued to shake violently. All of them were on the trees, leaving their disgusting trails behind. Those black gooey things were enough to give mild burn.

A fraction of a second later, the dome of energy expanded outward in a violent, catastrophic Force Push—a physical shockwave of pure, compressed Alpha authority. VROOOOOOM. The impact was instantaneous and absolute. Duncan Alonso, the Supreme Alpha of the South, and Oscar Wayne, the dominant Mountain Natural Alpha, were hit squarely in the chest by the invisible tidal wave. The immense physical force lifted both six-foot-plus, partially-shifted warriors completely off their feet. They flew backward through the air like lightweight ragdolls, their bodies hurtling through the darkness before crashing heavily into the gravel at the very end of the alleyway—a full twenty feet away from the baker

We move together, a silent commitment in every stride. The conflict explodes, chaos and violence colliding. I block a strike, the force of it resonating up my arm. Pain flares, but I don’t let it slow me down. I counter, my movements precise, deliberate. This isn’t simply a battle—it’s a reckoning.

She felt the force’s energy resisting her, but she pushed harder, channeling everything into disrupting its core. “Almost there!” she shouted, her voice strained. “Just a little more!” The force let out a deafening roar as Emma’s energy pierced its core. The tendrils faltered, their movements erratic, and the figure began to dissolve, its form unraveling into fragments of shadow and light. “This isn’t over!” it hissed, its voice fading. “You cannot save what was meant to die.” With a final surge of light, the force shattered, its energy dissipating into the void. The group stood in stunned silence, the air around them still and heavy.

No. He pivoted sharply, muscles coiling, claws digging deep as if to launch himself away. A frantic escape. “Wait!” I shouted, my voice breaking. But the barrier I’d summoned shimmered and pulsed like a living wall. The air itself hardened with invisible force, and when the beast lunged, the shield answered. The impact cracked like a thunderclap. Energy flashed, blinding and blue-white. The ground quaked beneath my feet. Maximus staggered back with a roar of pure fury. His claws scraped against nothing, sparks of power dancing in the air as he swiped at the unseen wall again and again, desperate, enraged.

A node of sentiment in his perfect machine. While Mimi engaged Bryce, her voice steady, debating the philosophy of legacy, pulling his brilliant, broken mind into a logical duel, William moved. It wasn’t a calculated strategy, it was a desperate, instinctual lunge. He swept his arm across the glass desk, not at Bryce, but at the photo and its pad. The frame sailed through the air, smashing against the concrete floor. Glass exploded. The charging pad sparked and died. Bryce’s lecture cut off. A raw, animal sound tore from his throat. “CLARA!”

My wolf surged forward, instinctive and feral, teeth sinking into rogue flesh, muscles propelling me with supernatural force. Dresden was a force beside me, fangs flashing, strength unmatched. Together, we were an unstoppable force, synchronized, fierce, and relentless. Every strike we made, every attack we blocked, felt like a declaration—not just to Ronan, but to the world: we would not be broken. ---

The dark magic coursing through them was palpable, and every fiber of my being screamed that this was a force unlike any we had ever faced. We surged forward as one. Our claws dug into the earth, propelling us forward at blinding speed. The Overlord and his mate met us head-on, their fused form barreling toward us like an unstoppable force of nature. The collision shook the battlefield, sending shockwaves through the ground as we clashed, our combined strength colliding with the raw, corrupt power of theirs.

Audella stated as she watched the two. Exciting? How is witnessing someone suffer exciting? "Isn't he gonna surrender or something? He might die in suffocation." Eleonna commented worriedly. Celeste chuckled at this. "I'm afraid the word surrender doesn't exist on Shaun's vocabulary," she said as she watched Shaun struggle to break free. "You see, Fumiya is the best in terms of fighting among us. He's fast, strategic, and undeniably strong."